By Joel Stronberg, Civil Notion
Power After Carbon is an affirmation of an achievable low-carbon economy by one of the nation’s leading experts in the field. Fox-Penner clearly states there is enough technical and policy potential to eliminate long-term electricity growth for traditional uses.
By Alex Wise, Sea Change Radio
Alex and Kaz Makabe explore the dismantling of Japan’s nuclear power facilities, and talk about the energy future in the land of the rising sun.
By Chris Nelder, Energy Transition Show
We...try to separate fact from falsehoods in this wide-ranging interview. It might even change your mind about a few things.
By Roger Boyd, Humanity's Test
Scale and complexity issues are becoming a significant impediment to maintaining wind and solar growth rates.
By Wenonah Hauter, EcoWatch
The movement to stop fossil fuel development just keeps winning.
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
Famed economist John Kenneth Galbraith used to respond to questions about the direction of the economy and financial markets by saying: "I answer because I'm asked not because I know."
By Kurt Cobb, Resource Insights
It is a sign of the times that the public debate among major players over Oregon's coal-free future saw little contention regarding the reality of climate change and focused mostly on the best way to address it. Given the rancor which has previously marked public exchanges about climate change in the United States, that's remarkable progress all by itself
By Chris Nelder, Energy Transition Show
In this episode we're discussing Germany's energy transition plan. We'll be talking with Craig Morris, editor of Renewables International and lead author of EnergyTransition.de.
By Richard Heinberg, Post Carbon Institute
In short, we need fossil fuels to go away, but in a measured and predictable way.
By Griffin Carpenter, New Economics Foundation
Fracking has finally arrived in the UK, eight years on from Cuadrilla’s approved licence for shale gas exploration in Lancashire.
By Stephen Devlin, New Economics Foundation
Green taxes have been under attack on all fronts lately.
By Energy Crunch staff, New Economics Foundation
UK energy customers have been overcharged to the tune of £1.2bn a year, so says the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).